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$144,000

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with a new drop shipping store and

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Claude AI did most of the work. Now, we

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all keep hearing about drop shipping

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with Clawude AI, but is it a scam and

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does it actually work? Or are these

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YouTubers and gurus just talking about

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it to get more views online? And that is

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the exact same reason why I started a

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new drop shipping store at the end of

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last year and I've run it till today,

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which is July of 2026. If you're

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skeptical about Claude AI drop shipping,

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I'm going to show you all the proof on

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what this store's done and how you can

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redo it for your own drop shipping

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store. Now, what I've also done to make

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your life even easier and faster is I've

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created a Google Drive that's going to

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contain all the prompts and all the

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skills that I use in Claude to make my

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workflow a lot faster. Now, once we've

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hit 500 likes on this video, you'll find

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it in the pin comment and in the

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description below. So, the first thing

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that I want to do is show you guys all

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of the proof with this store. So, as you

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can see on my computer screen, I'm

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inside the Shopify dashboard, and you

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can see from the 1st of January to the

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15th of July, this store has now done

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around about $177,000

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in revenue. But the actual revenue,

1:11

because we had some draft orders, equals

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around about 156. So, technically, the

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gross sales is $156,000.

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And you can see here orders fulfilled

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was $2,355.

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And you can see the average order value

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is around about $65. Now, one thing that

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I want to mention that's very important,

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this is not profit. This is revenue. So,

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it's not what I take home. Now, what

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I've done to make this more transparent

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is I've actually given you guys a full

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breakdown on what the store has done in

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rough numbers. Now, just a quick

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disclaimer, this is not 100% accurate,

1:45

but it is close. So you can see here the

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Shopify total sales is 177,000. The net

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product sales is around about 145. Then

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you can see the Shopify payment

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processing fees. How much we spent on

1:56

Facebook ads was around about 25 to

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26,000. Then you can see the AI

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softwares that we used to get here was

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around about $75,000.

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That's like the subscriptions, the

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tokens, video models, all that kind of

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stuff. So the net profit was around

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about $32,000.

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So that's the money that I take home.

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Now this is pre-tax. So this now needs

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to be taxed. So this net profit needs to

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be taxed. Now depending on where you

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live, what country you are, what state

2:23

you are, it could be between 10%, 0%,

2:26

20%. Now something that I want to point

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out because it is so important for this

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case study is look at the returning

2:32

customer rate. It's around about 55.2%.

2:35

But this is a key metric to why the

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store is so successful. So essentially

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this store is what we call an MR store,

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monthly reoccurring revenue. So people

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don't just buy once, they subscribe and

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they keep buying again and again and

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again. That's why the monthly revenue is

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so stable. So that's why MR has become

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such a popular way to start drop

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shipping right now, especially for

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beginners, because it gives you the most

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realistic way of making profit long-term

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instead of short-term. So the first

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thing that I want to cover are the

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niches that I would recommend. And the

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reason why I want to cover this is

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because we're doing MR, monthly

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recurring revenue subscriptions. So that

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depends on the niche you're selling in

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because not all niches are good for this

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type of industry. So if you pick the

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wrong product, this is not going to

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work. Now these are all good niches.

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There's no real better or worse. These

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are just some examples. So niche number

3:25

one, which is my favorite, is the shower

3:27

filter cartridges. So in your mind,

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you're thinking, well, if I run out of

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this product, my water goes back to

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being bad. It's the same way with me.

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Like I drink bottled water. So if I ever

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run out of bottled water and I have to

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go back to tap water, I start freaking

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out. So, it's just another psychological

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thing. You're going to get every 60 to

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90 days people rebying. Now, there's a

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brand just to prove that this works.

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That's making 1.8 to $3.4 million a

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month. So, these guys are making crazy

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money based on water filters. Then the

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second niche is the dog health choose

3:58

joint probiotic tied to the dog's health

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lowest churn profile found every 30

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days. There's a brand called Waffles

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that are making $6.8 million. Again, if

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we look at this, you can see this is the

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supplement they're selling. And these

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guys are making crazy money. Then you

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got the third one, which is the cat

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litter. So, this gets rid of bad odor

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and it cleans it. And you can see here,

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Smile comes back every week. So, you're

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not going to enjoy it in your house or

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your apartment. And people subscribe to

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this every 30 days. And this brand's

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making $1.2 to $2 million. So, it's

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literally just this bottle of spray. And

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you can see here it says auto delivery.

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So, it shows you you can choose between

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4 weeks, 6 weeks. That's the MR model.

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Yeah, that's exactly how simple it is.

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Then you got toothbrush heads and oral

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care refills. So, those were some

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examples of the niches that you want to

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look into for this to work for you. So,

4:47

guys, before I get into the next part of

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today's case study, [music] I wanted to

4:50

make a quick announcement. If you've

4:52

been looking for the best mentoring,

4:54

we're not talking about group mentoring,

4:56

we're talking about onetoone mentoring

4:58

for your e-commerce and [music] drop

4:59

shipping experience, then you're in the

5:01

right place. We've been offering

5:03

mentoring in the drop shipping space now

5:04

for over 7 years and our track record is

5:08

proven. We have some of the most

5:09

successful students that have graduated

5:11

from our e-commerce [music]

5:12

mentorship. I can guarantee that the

5:15

mentoring that we offer in our company

5:17

is the highest quality of education in

5:20

the industry. Now, I don't want to talk

5:22

too much about the mentoring, guys, but

5:23

I know a lot of you guys have been

5:24

asking for it. So, if you want to apply

5:26

for one-on-one mentorship, there'll be a

5:28

link in the comment and there'll be a QR

5:30

code on the screen so you can apply. But

5:32

before you apply, guys, only apply if

5:34

you're serious [music] and you have a

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good budget. We only want to work with

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people that have a good mindset and a

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good budget so it doesn't slow them down

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through the process. Now, the store and

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the product that I'm going to be using

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as the example in this video to help it

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make sense for you is from this brand

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called Bark. Now, I don't know how to

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say this, but they're doing between $230

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to $390,000

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a month. Now, this is a real sweet spot.

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They're not making millions of dollars,

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but they're making enough money to show

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that it's making money. Now, I'm using

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Winning Hunter to be able to find this

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data out. It shows me what their

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bestselling products are, what their

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best ads are, and it breaks down all the

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numbers for me. So, these are

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essentially dust and fan ceiling

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filters. So, when you've got one of

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these air fans or ceiling fans, you put

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these strips on and it collects the dust

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and any allergies that people can suffer

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from and it collects them. So, it helps

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people that have issues with dust, mold,

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pet bacteria, and toxins. And you can

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literally just see it's a simple little

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pad that you put on the fan. And you can

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see here they've got the subscribe and

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save or the one-time purchase. Now,

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remember these filters run out after I

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think 30 to 60 days. So, you have to

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keep replacing them. So, this is a

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really good example of a competitor that

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I could replicate. Now, if we go down to

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their best performing ads just to get a

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little bit more context of what the

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product is, we can watch this.

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house on

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you don't want to fall victim blame us

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or you think the home spells fine and

7:09

someone else makes him pick up the his

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asthma and I got to have bad allergies

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well I always like to make sure that I'm

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including the places

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>> this ad is so simple but so powerful she

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covers that maybe your home smells nice

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to your nose but when you got visitors

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around they smell a whole different

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smell so this ad's literally covered

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every reason why you'd need to buy this

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filter for your fan. So now I've shown

7:33

you guys an example that I will be

7:35

using. Let me show you exactly how I was

7:36

able to find the store. So if you go

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back to the Myro board and you go over

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to where it says product research using

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AI, we're going to be using Claude AI

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for this. Remember, it's got to solve a

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reoccurring problem. The pain comes back

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daily, weekly, or monthly. Now remember,

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if you want your MR business to be

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successful, you want a rate where people

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have to come back monthly. You don't

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want them to be coming back quarterly

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and you definitely don't want them

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coming back whenever they feel like it's

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okay. You've got to pick a product that

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distinctively says you should be coming

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back in so and so time because the whole

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point is you lock in your monthly

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revenue every single month. Now, you

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want something that has results that

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compound with consistent use. So you

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want to pick a product where the user or

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the customer will see the benefit the

8:21

longer they use it because it's a

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compounding effect which means they

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believe in subscribing long term. So you

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got to actually sell something that

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works and has proof that it works. And

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then the most important one is hard to

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replicate with a one-off purchase on

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Amazon. Then the sweet spot is the

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pricing. You want to be selling

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something that's $25 to $60 a month. But

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remember it's on a subscription. So you

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don't want to go too expensive with

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this. It needs to be what we call

8:46

subscription price friendly. So again,

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between 25 and 60, you want to make sure

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that you're making 3x the margin per

8:52

cycle and your LTV or your CAC of 3 to

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one. You can afford to lose money on the

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first month if the average customer

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stays for 4 months. Now CAC is really

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important for this type of business

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because essentially this tells you what

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you can afford to do long term. You want

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to clear upsell path, tiers, add-ons,

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quantity upgrades, and annual prepaid.

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So, usually the ones that you see

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everyone use, which is subscribe and

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save, is what people usually do. Then

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you've got demand in ads, competitors

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running active subscription ads. So, you

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can look at this on winning hunter or

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the ad library. And then you want to

9:24

make sure that ads are running every 3

9:26

to four weeks, so they're not using the

9:28

same old ones. Make sure no one's saying

9:30

in the comments that they've canceled

9:31

it. You want to make sure they're saying

9:32

they're still using it. And then you

9:33

want to make sure it's trend rising or

9:35

steady. You don't want to be chasing

9:37

something where the trends died out or

9:39

people are now going against the product

9:42

because it's had bad press. And then the

9:43

most important one is strong reviews.

9:45

You need to believe in the product

9:48

because if the product is bad, you're

9:50

going to get people canceling their

9:51

subscriptions. Now, here's how to do the

9:53

product research for yourself. So, you

9:54

can see here it says step by step.

9:56

You're going to click this little drive

9:57

on the Myro board and it's going to open

9:59

this up. We're going to download this.

10:01

So, you can see now I've downloaded the

10:02

skill. Then what you need to do is if

10:04

you haven't already, you need to

10:06

download Claude to your desktop. Now

10:08

you're going to want to go over to here

10:09

where it says get apps and extensions

10:11

and then you're going to see desktop

10:12

download for Mac OS. Now the reason why

10:15

is because if you want to use something

10:16

called Claude Co-work, which is the most

10:18

powerful version of Claude where

10:20

multiple agents can do different tasks,

10:23

you need to have it on the desktop. Now,

10:25

I'm not paid or sponsored to tell you

10:26

about Claude. I wish I was, but I'm not.

10:28

And then when you open it up, you can

10:30

see now it says chat or co-work. Make

10:32

sure it's on co-work. And then you're

10:34

going to want to come in the top left

10:35

and you're going to go to customize.

10:37

You're going to go over to where it says

10:38

skills, add, and go to upload a skill.

10:41

And then we're going to drag that skill

10:42

we just downloaded. And the skill is now

10:44

there. Then what you're going to do is

10:46

you're going to come back to the chat

10:47

and you're going to choose co-work. Make

10:49

sure it's on skip. That way it's quicker

10:51

for Claude to work. And then this is the

10:53

most important thing, the model that you

10:55

use. Now I'm going to use Fable 5

10:57

because it's the most powerful model

10:58

that Claude uses. But if you've got a

11:01

low credit tier or you're on a very low

11:03

plan, Claude Opus 4.8 is your best

11:05

alternative. So either use these two,

11:08

but again the best is Fable 5 and it is

11:10

by a lot. Then you're going to say use

11:12

and then you're going to click the plus

11:13

symbol and then you're going to see

11:14

skill and then if you scroll down you're

11:16

going to see niche product hunter and

11:18

then you're going to click send. Then

11:19

it's going to tell you guys a

11:20

questionnaire. So you can choose any of

11:22

these. I'm going to do home and

11:23

cleaning. Then you can see it says here

11:25

subscription only drop ship. So, as soon

11:27

as you filled in that questionnaire,

11:28

again, any is fine to pick. Then Claude

11:31

will start working. Now, if you want the

11:32

best results from using this skill, you

11:35

need to connect Winning Hunter. Now, if

11:37

you don't connect Winning Hunter, it

11:38

will try and pull data from Google,

11:40

which is unreliable, especially when it

11:42

comes to e-commerce. So, you can see

11:44

here, Winning Hunter has been added on.

11:46

So, it's going to pull all the live data

11:48

from Winning Hunter, which is a trusted

11:50

place for when Claude is getting it

11:52

instead of Google. Google again is just

11:54

based on articles. There's no actual

11:56

data in there. So, if you want to use

11:58

Winning Hunter and add it in, which I'd

12:00

recommend, but it's optional. You don't

12:01

have to, but if you want the best output

12:04

from Claude, it's better to do it. Then,

12:05

once you've signed up to Winning Hunter,

12:07

linked in the description, you're going

12:08

to come over to here where it says

12:09

connect to AI. You're going to go to

12:11

Claude. Then, you're going to copy the

12:13

MCP URL. You're going to go back to your

12:15

Claude co-work. You're going to come

12:17

back to where it says customize. You're

12:19

going to go to where it says connectors.

12:20

You're going to click add. Add custom

12:22

connector. Call it Winning Hunter. put

12:25

as the remote MCP the URL, click add.

12:28

And then you'll see here Winning Hunter.

12:30

Then once you've clicked on Winning

12:31

Hunter, click on always allow. That way

12:34

it'll work without you needing

12:35

permission. And then when you come back

12:37

to the chat, you'll see now that it uses

12:39

Winning Hunter. Again, you don't have

12:41

to, but if you want the best data from

12:44

the platform, this is the way to do it.

12:46

Now, for those that are confused how

12:47

this works, Claude is your agent. It's

12:49

working for you. It's replacing you to

12:52

do the manual hard labor. Now, Claude

12:54

doesn't have access to everything like

12:56

winning hunter, like creating videos.

12:58

So, you have to give it access to tools

13:00

where it can use the data. Think of it

13:02

like a construction worker. He needs the

13:05

materials to build the house. He has the

13:07

skills to build the house, but he needs

13:09

the materials. So, this essentially is

13:11

how it works. Now, once Claude's

13:14

completed the task, it will give you a

13:16

breakdown in phase one. So, you can see

13:18

it goes over the product type, the

13:20

source, the keyword, the price, and the

13:22

refill. So if has a Y next to it, that

13:24

means it's a subscription MR business.

13:27

And then it goes over the source. So you

13:29

can see here, these are all the names of

13:31

the products that you can see. Now what

13:34

you can do is you can say to Claude

13:35

after, send me all the links to the

13:37

landing pages for all of these brands.

13:40

So it gives you all the name, all the

13:41

information. Now remember guys, this is

13:43

only phase one of the research. Phase

13:45

two is the next part. But what I'd

13:47

recommend that you do is read all of

13:49

these on the screen. Now, don't just

13:50

pick one of the ones that Claude's given

13:52

you in the top three. I'd actually look

13:54

at the whole list that it's gone over.

13:56

So, the ones that aren't even in the top

13:58

three and review them yourself. It even

14:00

says here, "Do this yourself checklist."

14:02

Now, if you need the links to any of

14:03

these, you can just say to Claude in a

14:05

follow-up prompt, "Send me all the

14:06

relevant links to these stores." And it

14:08

will. Then, what you're also going to

14:09

want to do is if you've got access to

14:11

Winning Hunter, track the store on

14:13

Winning Hunter. So, you go to stores and

14:14

you add the URL like I have and then you

14:17

should see a page like this. also copy

14:19

this URL then put it into Claude and

14:22

then I'm going to give you guys a master

14:25

prompt that you can add in. So the

14:26

master prompt you'll find it in the

14:28

drive. So on the myro board you'll see

14:31

here avatar research skills and prompts.

14:34

It will then take you to this drive with

14:36

the skills. Now you're going to need

14:38

this skill here. Download it and this

14:40

skill here. Download it. And then this

14:42

is the prompt that you're going to give

14:43

to Claude. Now you add the skill like

14:46

you did with the first one. And then

14:48

once you've added the skill, you're

14:49

going to click plus skill. And the other

14:52

skill is quick market research. So you

14:54

can see here, quick market research.

14:56

Once you've added those two skills in,

14:58

and you see them at the bottom, you're

14:59

going to click send again. Now, this

15:01

will take another 5 to 10 minutes. So

15:03

this was the response that I got when I

15:05

did it. So it goes over the product

15:06

analysis and evidence-based custom

15:08

avatars and categories for voice of

15:11

customers. So you can see here product

15:12

and market summary. So it goes over what

15:14

the product is, the market summary. Then

15:15

it goes over who are the primary people

15:17

we're going to sell it to. The people

15:19

that have allergies, people that have

15:20

pet hair and households, the protective

15:23

parent, the space starved renter, and

15:26

then we've got the customer emotional

15:28

language, pain, desire, fear, objection,

15:31

transformation. And then you got the

15:33

competitor messaging and market gaps. So

15:36

you can see here the brand, the price,

15:38

the leads, the proof, and the

15:39

positioning. Then you got the market

15:40

angles that we can use to get people to

15:42

want to buy the products. So you can see

15:44

here the dirty filter reveals all

15:46

villain flip your fan is spreading it.

15:48

Now this is really important because

15:49

when we make the landing page we're

15:51

going to give it all of this

15:52

information. So make sure you check

15:54

through your response and you've got it

15:55

all like this cuz this is crucial for

15:57

when we build the landing page because

15:59

if you want a landing page that

16:00

converts, you need to speak to who

16:02

you're selling it to. Then once we've

16:04

done that, we need to find the product

16:05

as a drop shipper and we need to source

16:07

it to an agent. So, what you're going to

16:09

want to do is go on AliExpress and I use

16:12

this image search button here and I

16:14

upload the image as you saw here from

16:15

the landing page. So, this has come from

16:17

the competitor's landing page and I have

16:19

found the exact same product by

16:21

scrolling down and you can see by

16:23

reading the listing fan seeding filters

16:25

and they're exactly here. So guys,

16:27

before we move on to the next part of

16:29

today's AI drop shipping case study, I

16:31

want to quickly talk about today's

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2022. So, this is not a random email

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the industry. Now, the reason why

16:58

Omnisend is so important is because

17:00

finding a winning product, building the

17:01

store and creating the ads is only the

17:04

front end of the business. You still

17:06

need to recover abandoned carts, follow

17:08

up with customers, generate repeat

17:09

purchases, and understand which emails

17:12

are actually making you money. And

17:13

Omnisend has now made this even easier

17:16

with its new MCP feature. You can

17:18

connect Omnisend directly to ChatGBT or

17:21

Claude. This means the AI can work with

17:23

real data from your Omnisend account.

17:25

For example, you can ask which campaign

17:28

generated the most revenue, which

17:30

automation is underperforming, or which

17:33

customers you should target next. You

17:35

can then use the AI to help create

17:37

campaigns, manage customer segments, and

17:40

identify the changes you need to make.

17:42

So essentially, you are adding an AI

17:45

powered email and SMS marketing

17:47

assistant directly into your drop

17:49

shipping workflow. And if you are

17:51

currently using another email service

17:53

provider, Omnisend can migrate your

17:55

automations, segments, forms, and

17:58

templates within 5 days. You could also

18:01

end up paying up to 35% less. So guys, I

18:04

will leave the link to Omnisend in the

18:07

description and in the pinned comment

18:09

below. Now, we're not going to be buying

18:11

this and sourcing it from AliExpress

18:13

because they are not the best agent or

18:15

supplier as a drop shipper. AliExpress

18:18

is just the biggest place to find out if

18:20

the product is a drop shipping product.

18:22

Now, as I know it is and I can access

18:24

it, I'm going to go over to USA Drop.

18:26

There'll be a link in the description

18:27

and in the pin comment cuz they are the

18:29

best supplier and drop shipping partner

18:32

that you can use for your store. And

18:33

it's completely free to sign up. And

18:35

once you've signed up, you're going to

18:36

go over to where it says sourcing

18:37

sourcing products. You're going to paste

18:39

the URL of the AliExpress link and

18:41

you're going to upload the image. And

18:43

then you're going to click submit. and

18:44

then they will give you a quote on what

18:46

it's going to cost and how much it's

18:48

going to take in terms of time. Now,

18:50

they might already have the product in

18:51

their warehouse. If you go to find

18:53

products and search for it here, if you

18:55

can't find it, then you'd need to source

18:57

it. And this is what makes USA Drop the

18:59

best because they only ship what they

19:01

have available in their warehouse. That

19:03

way, the processing time and the

19:05

shipping times are ultra fast. Now, USA

19:08

Drop has been in the industry for over

19:10

11 years, and they've got over 500

19:12

employees working day and night to make

19:14

sure that our orders get sent out from

19:16

China on time and correctly without

19:18

being damaged or broken. Now, you can

19:20

also see here the private agent tab. So,

19:23

once you've hit five orders daily, you

19:25

unlock the private agent, and it's not

19:27

an additional fee. As long as you're

19:29

doing good numbers, you get access to

19:31

them as a private agent. So whether

19:33

you're a drop shipping beginner or

19:34

you're scaling a brand, make sure you

19:36

check out USA Drop in the pin comment

19:38

and in the description below to avoid

19:40

long shipping times and bad quality

19:42

control. So now I've verified that I can

19:44

source the product and I can buy the

19:45

exact same one. We can now go into

19:47

building the store. So if we go back to

19:49

the Maro board, you're going to see

19:50

underneath this store building. Want to

19:53

open up chat GBT. Now chat GBT is really

19:55

good at creating prompts for UI for

19:57

Claude. Then what you're going to want

19:59

to do guys is you're going to want to

20:00

upload the research document which is

20:02

this to the AI model. So copy this,

20:06

paste it. It will upload it as a TXT

20:08

file. You can see here as a TXT file.

20:10

Then you're going to go and give it this

20:11

prompt. So this is the prompt that you

20:13

guys are going to have access to. So

20:14

what you're going to want to do is

20:15

you're going to want to copy this

20:17

prompt. And remember, you need to change

20:19

this prompt because it's got my

20:20

competitor's product in it. You guys are

20:23

going to have a different product. So,

20:24

make sure you change out the URLs and

20:27

the name of the product. You can use the

20:29

prompt, but you must change these parts

20:31

out. Then, once you've done that, come

20:32

back to OpenAI and paste it in and click

20:34

send. Now, the response should

20:36

technically be you getting a prompt to

20:39

give to Claude Design to build the

20:41

landing page with the copyrighting, the

20:43

avatar who you're calling out, and the

20:45

design. So, those three things are

20:47

essential. Now, if it hasn't given you a

20:49

prompt to give to Claude Design, you

20:51

just need to reprompt it and say, "Make

20:53

me a prompt for Claude design to remake

20:55

the landing page." And then it will give

20:57

you the prompt. Then once you've done

20:58

that, you're going to go back to Claude.

21:00

Then if you open up the sidebar, you're

21:02

going to see Claude design here at the

21:04

bottom. Click it. It's going to open up

21:06

a new window and then you're going to

21:07

see design system. You can leave this on

21:09

design system. You can leave the

21:11

template off and then you can change the

21:13

model. Now again depending on your usage

21:15

rates you can either use Fable and then

21:17

what you're going to want to do is

21:17

you're going to want to paste the prompt

21:19

that Open AI gave you in here and click

21:22

generate. Then once you've done that

21:23

after around about 5 to 10 minutes

21:26

Claude Design will build you a landing

21:28

page. Now here's an example of one that

21:29

I did the other day. So what you'll see

21:31

is you'll have this preview window and

21:33

you can view what the landing page looks

21:35

like. And this one looks really really

21:37

good. Now you need to make sure that

21:39

you're checking the text, the avatar

21:42

being called out. what kind of language

21:44

is being used and does it match the one

21:46

that Claude gave us when we asked it to

21:48

do the avatar research and the niche

21:50

research. So if I go through this

21:52

document and read who my avatars are,

21:55

what's the emotional language, all the

21:57

marketing angles, the recommended hooks,

22:00

now these are not so important, but

22:02

everything else is does it align and

22:04

does it match? And if the answer is no,

22:06

you need to get it to make it that way.

22:08

Maybe you might have to reprompt it to

22:10

understand, but it has to match. I'm not

22:12

talking about onetoone matching. I'm on

22:14

about how it's talking to the customer

22:16

and how it's calling them out and the

22:18

reasons why. Then once you're happy with

22:20

the landing page, what I'd recommend

22:21

that you do is you check it in mobile

22:24

version as well. Now you're going to

22:26

tell Claude in the left to give you the

22:28

HTML version. And how you do that is you

22:30

come to the top right and click share.

22:32

And you're going to go to where it says

22:33

project HTML. Then once you've done

22:36

that, you're going to see in the left

22:37

hand side the HTML file is given to you.

22:40

And you're also going to find the HTML

22:41

file here. So now if I open up the HTML

22:44

file, this is the actual landing page

22:46

that I got it to build. So you can see

22:47

here it says you bought the air

22:49

purifier. So why is the dust still

22:51

winning? Now this is me calling out an

22:53

air purifier and saying if you bought

22:54

one, why would it not do well? Then you

22:57

can see here it shows the subscribe and

22:58

save one-time purchase. So that's all

23:00

working correctly. Now there's not going

23:02

to be any images cuz Claude doesn't have

23:04

an image model right now. So it's just

23:06

making the landing page. Then you can

23:07

see here if we read this, does it make

23:08

sense? Does it match what's in my

23:10

document? And the answer is yes. The

23:13

other thing is, does this look good on

23:14

mobile? Inspect element, change it to

23:16

mobile device, and yes, this also looks

23:20

really good on mobile, and the UI fits

23:22

perfectly. There is no issues with this

23:25

on mobile. And everything looks and

23:27

sounds correct. We got the before and

23:29

afters. So that landing page is amazing.

23:33

So once you've verified that your

23:34

landing page looks good also on the

23:36

mobile version, then we can move on to

23:38

giving it to Claude to actually build on

23:40

Shopify. Now you've got the HTML file,

23:43

you also need to go back into the

23:44

design, go to share. Then you're going

23:47

to say where it says more formats and

23:49

apps, you're going to click this. And

23:51

then you're going to see where it says

23:52

clawed code. You're going to click send.

23:55

And then you're going to click copy

23:56

prompt. Then what you're going to do is

23:58

you're going to go back to the chat. And

24:00

then underneath it, you're going to

24:01

paste this prompt that I've given you

24:03

guys. Now, this prompt tells Claude how

24:06

to build a landing page on Shopify. Now,

24:08

this is what I mean by how to build a

24:10

landing page. Now, Shopify uses their

24:12

own liquid code. This is basically how

24:14

Shopify build landing pages. It's

24:16

totally different to every other

24:17

platform. Shopify has its own language

24:20

that they use to build pages. So, you

24:23

have to tell Claude about this or it

24:24

will try and do it the same way Woo

24:26

Commerce builds websites or WordPress

24:28

builds websites. and it will turn your

24:30

HTML design into one section where you

24:33

want your Shopify store to be

24:35

multi-section and editable. Most

24:37

important editable where you can click

24:39

on it, you can change it. So, if you

24:41

don't give it this prompt, it won't

24:42

understand that and it will just one

24:44

section your store and then you can't

24:46

change anything and it looks terrible.

24:48

So, make sure you add this prompt again.

24:50

You need to change the sections where

24:52

I've included my Shopify URL cuz you

24:54

need to replace it with your Shopify

24:56

URL. Now, talking about Shopify, you

24:59

need to either get yourself a Shopify

25:01

store and you need to be on a paid trial

25:03

because this doesn't work if you're not

25:04

on a paid trial. It will keep glitching

25:06

out and asking you to join a paid trial.

25:08

Now, if you use my link in the

25:09

description and in the pin comment,

25:10

you're going to get Shopify for three

25:12

months for $3. So, each month for the

25:13

first three months, it's $1 each, which

25:15

equals $3, and you get a 3day trial.

25:19

Now, it's only going to cost you $1 to

25:21

go on this paid trial, and it will give

25:23

you access to be able to edit it all

25:24

with AI. Now, $1 is not going to break

25:27

your bank, and you get Shopify for three

25:29

months instead of $29 a month, which

25:31

means you're saving almost $90. So, make

25:33

sure you use my link in the description

25:34

to sign up to Shopify if you haven't

25:36

already, or if you're planning on open

25:37

up a new store with Shopify to test a

25:39

new product. Now, this is the only thing

25:41

that I'll ask you guys to use. Now, once

25:43

you have signed up to your Shopify

25:44

store, you're going to want to go to

25:45

settings, copy your URL. Now, for

25:47

example, mine here is 2c.mmyshopify.com.

25:51

So, yours will be some weird letters,

25:53

myshopify.com. Then once you've done

25:55

that, you're going to want to go back to

25:56

the toolbar, customize. You're going to

25:58

go to connectors again, and you're going

26:00

to go to where it says add, browse

26:02

connectors, and you're going to search

26:03

for Shopify. So you can see Shopify is

26:05

already built into Claude. You need to

26:06

add it. Then once you've added it, you

26:08

can come to the bottom of the prompt,

26:10

and then you can click the plus symbol,

26:11

and you can go to connectors and you can

26:13

click Shopify. This prompt already tells

26:15

it to use the Shopify connector app to

26:18

basically connect your store and edit

26:20

it. Now, once you send this prompt and

26:22

you've also got to make sure you upload

26:23

your HTML design. So, if you go to the

26:25

plus symbol, add files, you can see my

26:28

HTML design there. I'm going to upload

26:30

it. Then, it will convert that into an

26:32

editable Shopify landing page. Now, this

26:34

bit takes the longest and it'll take

26:36

around about 20 to 30 minutes to do

26:38

this, but it will build the whole

26:39

landing page for you. Now, one thing

26:41

that will happen when you give it this

26:43

step is it will ask you to connect your

26:45

Shopify store through Claude. You click

26:47

connect. It asks you to download the

26:49

Claude AI Shopify app. You download it

26:51

and then it will say it's connected. And

26:53

then you need to make sure that your

26:54

product is on your store. So you need to

26:57

make sure that you've synced your USA

26:58

Drop product to your Shopify store. USA

27:01

Drop have an app so it just integrates

27:02

into them. So make sure you add your

27:04

product before you give it the prompt

27:06

because if Claude tries to find your

27:08

product and it can't find it because

27:09

it's not on there, it will start

27:11

glitching out. So always best practice

27:12

is to have it ready on your store. And

27:14

then in the prompt, what you're going to

27:16

do is you're going to tell it to use the

27:18

product that's on your store. So you

27:20

tell it the name of the product and then

27:21

it'll build the landing page around that

27:23

product. So once you've done that, guys,

27:25

we need to move on to creating the

27:26

images. Now, if you go back to the Maro

27:28

board, you're going to see here it says

27:30

step one, go to Claude and Co-work and

27:32

use the skill called product PDP image

27:34

builder. So you're going to come back

27:35

here and you're going to download this

27:37

skill. You're going to upload it to

27:39

Claude like I've shown you in the past.

27:41

And then you're going to give it this

27:42

prompt. Now, you are going to need to

27:44

change this prompt because obviously it

27:46

says my brand name here and it says my

27:49

brand product. So, you need to change it

27:51

to whatever your brand name is and your

27:54

product is. If you don't know a brand

27:55

name yet, get Claude to give you one.

27:57

Now, for this to work, you need to add

27:59

Claude to an image model tool so that it

28:02

can create images. Now, the choice that

28:04

I'm using here is Higsfield. You can see

28:05

it here in highlighted. Now, you can use

28:07

any image model you want to do this. If

28:09

you want to use Open AI to do this, you

28:11

can. So, for example, instead of using

28:13

this prompt in Claude, you can give it

28:15

to chat GBT because GBT has their own

28:17

image model, which is the best. So, if

28:19

you really wanted to, you could just

28:20

give it to OpenAI if you have a paid

28:22

account there. Or if you've already got

28:23

a Higsfield account because you use it

28:25

like me for video and image, it might be

28:27

worth just keeping on with Higsfield.

28:29

But you've got two options. Either copy

28:30

this prompt into chat GBT, get it to use

28:32

its own image model and create the

28:34

images for you, or connect Claude to

28:35

Higsfield, which I'll show you now. So

28:37

if you go over to Higsfield, you go over

28:39

to where it says MCP and CLI and you go

28:41

over to here where it says Claude and

28:43

you do the same thing that you did for

28:44

Winning Hunter. You copy the URL, add it

28:46

as a connector and then you authenticate

28:48

your account and it will show here. Then

28:50

once you give Claude the prompt and the

28:52

skill after around about a few minutes

28:54

your Higsfield account and it will show

28:56

you this in Claude as well, but I've

28:58

just shown you the Higsfield version as

29:00

the preview is a little bit better. You

29:02

can see it's made all of these images

29:03

for me. So you can see the new and used

29:06

that's for that section of the of the

29:08

website. You can see here you breathe

29:10

easier. So you can see all the images

29:12

have been made. So once you've built

29:14

your landing page and you've got your

29:16

images and the copy looks right, again

29:18

don't rush this. Although I was able to

29:19

do it fairly quickly. I've been doing

29:21

this now for almost 11 years myself. So

29:23

I'm quite good at doing all of these

29:24

things. Now for you guys that are new or

29:26

beginners, it will take you a little bit

29:27

longer. So don't rush it, but also don't

29:29

take too long. It shouldn't take you

29:31

more than two days because AI is doing

29:33

literally the work for you. Just make

29:34

sure your landing page makes sense. And

29:36

then the app that we use for the

29:38

subscription model will be linked in the

29:40

myro board. You can just download on

29:41

Shopify. There's a free plan and you can

29:43

install your subscription. And then

29:45

you're going to want to test to make

29:46

sure your store works, the checkout

29:48

works, the subscription model works,

29:50

everything works and makes sense. Then

29:52

once you've done that, guys, we're now

29:53

moving on to the ad. This is, in my

29:56

opinion, the most important part. Your

29:58

ad is what's going to make people either

30:00

buy your product or not buy it. You can

30:01

see here on the myro board, I've done

30:03

this spider diagram and I've broken down

30:05

the three best ads by my competitors.

30:08

Now, before I even show you these three

30:09

best ads, I'm going to show you the ones

30:11

that I remade with AI to show you how

30:13

good they actually are. When you compare

30:14

them to the real ads themselves, there's

30:16

not much in it. Now, the reason why your

30:18

ads are the most important is because

30:20

it's the first way people see your

30:21

brand, hear about your brand, and hear

30:23

about what your product does and how it

30:26

can help them. And then that's why your

30:27

landing page is second most important

30:29

because if your winning ad doesn't match

30:32

your landing page in terms of the the

30:33

message that you're trying to get across

30:35

doesn't make sense or it doesn't match,

30:38

people are going to get scared and skip.

30:39

So that's why you got to make sure your

30:40

landing page matches what your ads say

30:42

because if there's any confusion in

30:44

between, people are not going to buy it.

30:46

And that's why most beginners don't make

30:47

money. They go rogue. They make one

30:49

landing page and then they make the ad

30:50

completely different to what's on the

30:52

landing page and then they wonder why no

30:54

one buys their product. So yeah, these

30:55

are the three top ads from my

30:57

competitors. I will show you them both

30:59

in a minute in a video. But before I do

31:01

that, guys, I'm going to show you my

31:02

three that I remade. And the three that

31:04

I remade, I'm going to show you how to

31:06

do it as well. So this here, guys, is

31:08

the ad that I was able to make myself.

31:10

And I'm going to play it for you now.

31:11

Now remember, this is completely AI.

31:13

There's no human in this. So let's watch

31:15

it together.

31:16

>> This is what the ceiling fan is throwing

31:18

into the air you breathe every single

31:19

night. I stuck these barnacle filters on

31:20

my fan blades two months ago, and this

31:22

is what they caught. All of this used to

31:23

end up in my lungs, on my sheets, on my

31:25

kids. Your ceiling fan is already moving

31:26

all the air in the room. These just turn

31:27

it into an air purifier. They're made

31:29

with coconut carbon, so they pull out

31:30

dust, allergens, mold, even odors. If

31:32

you've got pets, this is what's floating

31:34

around your house right now. And

31:35

installing them is stupid easy. Heel,

31:37

stick, done. No cades, no machines, no

31:39

$500 purifier sitting in the corner. You

31:40

just swap them every 60 days. They're

31:42

running a bundle deal right now. So,

31:43

grab enough for every fan in your house

31:45

before it ends. Links below.

31:47

>> So, just like that, guys, that was one

31:48

of the ads that I was able to remake in

31:50

less than 15 minutes. And that was the

31:53

generic ad that tries to cover most

31:54

people. So if we go back to the Marro

31:56

board, these are the three winning ads.

31:58

Now mine was a reference to this ad. So

32:01

I was trying to copy this ad

32:03

specifically. So this is now the

32:05

original ad that I remade 30 days ago.

32:08

All of this would have been in my lungs.

32:10

These are the Barnacle air filters. It

32:13

starts out like this and 30 days later

32:15

it looks like this. You stick these on

32:17

your ceiling fans and it turns your

32:19

ceiling fans into air purifiers. You

32:21

don't need any more of those expensive

32:22

air purifiers to go in your home. You

32:24

literally just need a ceiling fan and

32:26

these filters are the sticky backing and

32:29

then velcro. So, you just stick it on

32:31

and you replace these every 60 days.

32:33

These help to remove allergens.

32:35

>> Now, her ad's a lot slower paced, which

32:37

for people that have short attention

32:38

spans, she's going to lose a lot of

32:40

people because she's speaking so slow.

32:42

And then there's no real demonstration.

32:44

So, in my opinion, I think my ad was

32:45

better. Now, you guys let me know in the

32:47

comment section below which ad you

32:48

thought was better. Now, I did break

32:50

down each ad and why it works and why it

32:52

converted. So, I'd recommend in your

32:54

spare time when you get access to this

32:55

that you read this. I'm not going to do

32:56

it now, but you need to read why it

32:59

works and then also add one and also add

33:02

two. You need to guys, once you get

33:04

access to this myra board, study

33:05

everything that I've given you because

33:07

this is teaching you guys the psychology

33:08

behind what does what helps seven figure

33:11

and eight figure brands make money. Now,

33:14

how to make your own AI ads. You're

33:16

going to want to go back to Claude

33:17

Co-work upload your competitor's winning

33:19

ad transcript. Now, if I go to Winning

33:21

Hunter and show you my competitor here,

33:23

I scroll down. I can see their winning

33:24

ads. I can also click their brand name

33:26

and I can change this here from most

33:29

recent to where it says highest

33:31

reach/spend, which means I spent the

33:33

most money on those ads. Then I can

33:34

filter the media type to video. I'm now

33:37

being seen their best performing ads.

33:40

So, what you're going to want to do is

33:40

you're going to go to where it says view

33:42

details. I'd recommend that you watch a

33:44

few seconds of the ads to make sure that

33:46

you're not copying retargeting ads. Now,

33:48

brands will run retargeting ads when

33:50

people have already seen their cold ads.

33:52

So, don't copy retargeting ads because

33:54

they're not made for cold audiences. So,

33:56

just make sure you watch the ad and make

33:58

sure it seems like it is a cold ad where

34:00

they're trying to reach out to people

34:01

that have never seen the product before.

34:02

Now, once you have, you're going to see

34:03

here on the right transcript. You can

34:05

click transcript and you can see the

34:07

whole transcribe here. You can copy full

34:09

transcribe with timestamps and you can

34:12

also download the video. So what you're

34:14

going to want to do is you're going to

34:14

want to go back to Claude Co and the

34:17

same chat that you used to build the

34:18

store. You're going to want to click

34:20

upload. You're going to upload the

34:22

transcript. So you can paste the

34:24

transcript here and then you're going to

34:25

want to upload the actual ad. So the

34:27

actual video, you're going to upload it.

34:28

And then what you're going to do is

34:30

you're going to use this prompt that

34:31

I've given you here. So this is the

34:33

exact prompt. Now the prompt goes all

34:35

the way down by the way. So you can see

34:36

here it says transcribe. Transcribe.

34:38

Transcribe. Now, each transcript is one

34:41

ad. So, this is ad one, ad two, ad

34:43

three. So, I'd have to go back to

34:44

Winning Hunter, get the second ad, get

34:46

the third ad, and then upload it to this

34:48

prompt. And then you'd have to also

34:50

upload all three videos. Because the way

34:52

this prompt works is it's based on the

34:54

top three ads from your competitor. So,

34:56

make sure you add the three transcripts

34:58

and the three ads. And then you copy the

35:00

prompt. Then, once you've done that,

35:02

you're going to get a script back from

35:03

Claude. So, this is what it says. This

35:05

is what your ceiling fan is throwing

35:07

into your air that you breathe every

35:08

single night. So, this is the script

35:10

that we've got, which is great. So,

35:11

we've got that. Before we even approve

35:13

Higsfield to make the ad, you need to

35:15

make sure that you make an ultra

35:17

realistic avatar. So, if you go back

35:19

over to Higsfield, what you're going to

35:20

want to do is you're going to want to

35:21

use something called Recraft. So,

35:23

Recraft V4. You're going to change it

35:25

here to 9 by6. You can change the batch

35:28

size to two. You can change it to Pro.

35:30

ReCraft, in my opinion, makes the most

35:32

realistic avatars right now. Claude's

35:34

going to give you a prompt. So, you can

35:36

see here I've got the prompt from Claude

35:38

for the avatar that it gave me in the

35:40

original prompt. You're then going to

35:42

click generate. Now, this avatar that

35:44

gets created is the one that will speak

35:46

in the video. Just like that, guys,

35:48

these are the two images that were made.

35:50

So, image one and image two. And look at

35:52

how realistic this avatar looks. Now, if

35:55

you're not happy with any of these

35:56

photos, you can just do it again and

35:58

reprompt it where you think there's

36:00

issues. But these images here look

36:02

really, really good. Then once you've

36:04

done that guys, you're then going to

36:05

give the prompts to Higsfield Marketing

36:07

Studio. So you want to go back to

36:09

Higsfield. You're going to go over to

36:10

where it says marketing studio. Instead

36:12

of you getting Claude to do it for you,

36:14

we're actually going to prompt it

36:15

ourselves. You're going to go over to

36:16

where it says product. You're going to

36:18

click product. You're going to paste the

36:19

URL to your product. You're going to add

36:21

the URL to your Shopify store here. Then

36:23

you can see my product is now there. So

36:25

I've selected it. Then you're going to

36:26

see avatar. You're going to go to where

36:28

it says create avatar and you're going

36:29

to upload the image that we use to

36:31

generate the avatar. And then once

36:33

that's happened, you're going to see

36:34

them here. And now you can see the

36:35

product and the avatar has been created.

36:37

Then you're going to change the setting

36:39

to UGC hook. And then where it says

36:42

settings, you can leave it. And then

36:43

where it's got the filter button, you

36:44

want to change it to 916, 1080p, and 15

36:48

seconds long. Then you're going to see

36:49

the prompts that Claude's given us for

36:50

the marketing studio. So prompt one,

36:52

prompt two, prompt three. So these are

36:54

all the prompts that we're going to

36:55

copy, and we're going to paste them in

36:57

here. Remember, each prompt is for one

36:59

video clip. Now, once that's done, if

37:01

you go over to where it says all

37:02

generations, you're now going to see all

37:05

the videos that we made. So, you can see

37:07

here, these are all the separate clips

37:08

that Claude's made for us for the ad.

37:10

So, just like that, guys, these are the

37:12

clips that Higsfield will then make us

37:13

based on the Claude prompts. And once

37:16

you've got all your clips, like I have

37:17

here, you're then going to open up Cap

37:19

Cut, put them into the Cap Cut timeline,

37:22

and then you're going to piece the whole

37:23

scene together. And then once you've

37:25

pieced the whole scene together, you're

37:27

going to caption it, add some background

37:29

music, and there's your ad. Now, you're

37:31

going to want to make three other ads or

37:32

two other ads based on the other avatar

37:35

or marketing angles. So, one could be

37:37

about her son having allergies or

37:40

allergic reactions or having asthma. The

37:43

third ad or angle I could use is my

37:45

husband suffers from hay fever or pet

37:48

fur or something like that. You need to

37:50

make sure you got different ads for

37:52

different users or avatars. Then once

37:54

you've made all the ads guys, this is

37:56

the Facebook ad strategy. So the

37:58

Facebook ad strategy is going to be a

38:00

CBO campaign at $50 a day. Now you can

38:02

change this between 50 and 100. It just

38:04

depends what niche you're in, but 50 is

38:06

safe. Then one adset's going to be

38:08

broad, two adsets going to be broad, and

38:10

third adset's going to be broad, which

38:12

means you literally add the countries

38:14

and everything else you don't touch. So

38:16

the countries could be the top five or

38:18

the top 15. Then you leave everything

38:20

else broad. Then inside of broad ad set

38:23

one, you're going to have three ads. Ad

38:25

one, two, and three. Now these ads are

38:28

going to be for one angle. Now this

38:30

angle will be the generic angle covering

38:32

all topics. The only difference in ad

38:34

one to ad two is the first 3 seconds of

38:36

the ad. Same with ad three. Ad set two

38:39

broad. The only difference here is these

38:41

ads are going to be about the husband

38:43

that has allergies. So these ads are

38:44

going to be about husband with

38:46

allergies. Then ad set three is going to

38:48

be about her son that suffers from hay

38:50

fever. So, these ads are going to be

38:52

about people with hay fever. And that's

38:54

literally the blueprint to what I did to

38:56

be able to generate those numbers. Now,

38:58

obviously, I ran Facebook ads for a lot

39:00

longer. It was a long period of time of

39:02

managing them, but I'm going to leave a

39:03

link in the description and in the cheat

39:05

sheet to my full Facebook ad strategy.

39:07

That's a Myro board. So, I'll go over

39:09

the exact killing and scaling methods

39:11

that I used to take the store from zero

39:14

to $150,000.

39:16

But essentially, this is the blueprint

39:18

that we used. Very simple. Don't over

39:21

complicate it. Just make sure you do the

39:23

work correctly and you don't rush the

39:25

little things. A lot of people get

39:27

excited, they rush, and then they use a

39:29

broken system. You got to test all your

39:31

systems and make sure they work. Show

39:33

your ads to your friends and say, "Does

39:34

this look good? Does this make sense?"

39:36

If they laugh and say, "This is not

39:37

good." Then it probably means your ad's

39:39

not good. So, with that being said,

39:40

guys, remember to destroy the like

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button so you get access to everything

39:43

and all the other relevant information

39:45

will be in the pin comment and in the

39:47

description below. So, if you've enjoyed

39:48

this video, I'll catch you guys on the

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next

Interactive Summary

This video presents a comprehensive guide on building a dropshipping business based on the MR (monthly recurring revenue) model, utilizing AI tools like Claude for workflow optimization and content creation. The speaker shares a personal case study of a store that generated over $150,000 in revenue, detailing the entire process from niche selection—specifically products that require regular replacement—to store design, sourcing, and running Facebook ad campaigns with AI-generated content.

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